and that would be happening at the same time there is a 22% drop in overall state income to date 36 million americans have filed for unemployment today governor newsome presented his proposed version of the state budget axing $19 billion from his original spending plan in january as the state s economy struggles amid the coronavirus the billion budget keeps some programs such as boosting the minimum wage and maintaining the state s earned income tax credit for working families along with continued commitments to health and public safety. the governor prepared to throw out billion in program expansions and new proposals, including extending state health insurance too undocumented seniors, nothing breaks my heart more then making budget cuts behind every category is a dream that is either differ. in some case. a dream that is denied. the governor also proposed to cut state worker pay including health care workers and public safety personnel by 10%. his own salaries also inc
set them back years as anything like it was in 2008 and it s going to be horrible. i mean we lost 33 thousands of teachers for students, california teachers association president ito be boyd says the cuts will result in layoffs furloughs an increased class sizes ultimately the students will suffer any loss to our classrooms who are for students to benefit. we ll be devastation. the governor s proposed cuts include a 10% reduction in the state s school funding formula and a 10% cut to both the usi and california state university systems. the school funding is less than what the governor and vision earlier this year, but it may be enough to maintain current academic year services, the proposal, however is still a significant setback for schools everyone is going to feel the pain and it s unfortunate that. our students our children that we actually educate have to feel that pain again hasn t been that long ago that occurred before. governor newsome says he s trying to softe
work around 05:00am i get up you know than that in the 4 o clock hour start monday in. and i thought it was my alarm and it just it started rocking and it was about good 10 seconds in i m not here at about 8500 east and between man it in june late come soon. it s modern county, not too far from ana lately buying eastern here about the 3.95 and up. you know the trees were i got up and now i would directly out diving. you know it was a weird the trees are sure another pine trees were kind of moving a little bit it was a good out it definitely felt like a good 6 point oh or higher earthquake in you know, and i just as i said about 2, 3 minutes for the usgs site q a it felt and looked like it struck you know between reno and bigotry counterpart, nevada somewhere out there he not and just a couple minutes ago i could still little a little aftershock here. you know i m in a trailer, so it doesn t rock little is going to ask you yet you re not far off is just a just due west of tone
20 aftershocks. the strongest one was about 5.1. which on any normal day would be a pretty sizable earthquake in its own right, but this was the aftershock and that happened about 20 minutes or so after the main quake struck at 4, 3, this morning, but had about 20 aftershocks, a ground still shaking just good news is that while we re all quarantine or a home this year already with your family there s no like scattered plan or altogether color out is you know where they are that s good point there in your house. so let s talk about coronavirus now as the bay area continues to ease its restrictions in phase 2 now of the state s reopening. the guidelines overnight and there are new details this morning about what this entails sonoma county is now going to join napa and solano counties in phase 2 and starting monday marin county will join san francisco and san mateo counties in easing restrictions. alameda contra costa and santa clara counties, those still remain however in pha